#International Relations
Total 14 articles
Algeria is advancing a bill to criminalize the French colonial era from 1830 to 1962, escalating tensions with Paris. An analysis of the dilemma between historical justice and diplomatic fallout.
Algeria's parliament has passed a law criminalizing French colonization, demanding a formal apology and reparations. The move comes as diplomatic relations hit a historic low.
A new forecast indicates the Russia-Ukraine war could continue for another 12 to 18 months. The conflict has evolved into a war of attrition, with a military stalemate fueling projections of a long-term conflict.
Russia has launched a deadly attack on Ukraine's energy grid, while a fragile truce holds in Syria and violence escalates in the West Bank. An analysis of the world's major conflict flashpoints.
A new POLITICO-Public First poll shows a dramatic shift in perception among key U.S. allies like Canada, Germany, and France, who now view America as an unreliable and negative global force under President Trump.
As ASEAN foreign ministers meet to mediate the deadly Thailand-Cambodia border conflict, Thailand's government remains defiant, resisting foreign pressure amid domestic political calculations.
Amid fierce debate over 'America First,' US foreign policy is at a critical juncture. An analysis of the multifaceted challenges, from tensions with China to evolving alliances.
Analyze geopolitical fault lines from Gaza's humanitarian crisis to Ukraine's war, exploring global stability, polarization, and impacts on business and policy.
Analysis of Vladimir Putin's 'no more wars' vow. This is not a peace offer, but a strategic move to fracture Western unity and redefine victory on his terms.
Analysis: A massive new EU aid package and a US policy shift signal the Ukraine war is entering a new phase focused on a negotiated settlement, not total victory.
Analysis of how economic warfare, from Russian asset freezes to the struggles of Gaza's tech sector, is shaping a new era of geopolitical conflict.
US-led talks on the Gaza deal move to Miami, involving Qatar, Egypt, and Turkiye. PRISM analyzes the geopolitical and economic implications of this tactical shift.